Most of the text labels in modules added to your form can be customised – just click on the text to change it and then click anywhere outside the main body of the form to exit edit mode. To begin with there is only a title – if you hover over this you’ll see the area is highlighted in grey. Creating a formĬlick the New Form button and you’ll be taken to the form design view. If you would like a guide on how to create a quiz, contact and we’ll be happy to add one.
This guide will cover forms only, as we expect these to be more useful to staff than quizzes. The Forms homepage shows a view of any previously created forms, plus buttons allowing you to create a new form or quiz.įorms and quizzes are very similar, but quizzes will allow you to provide feedback to any answers submitted and allows you to allocate a score value to each question. and will then be directed to the familiar Webauth login screen where you should enter your SSO credentials – the same as you use to log into your University email account.Īfter a successful login you’ll see the Nexus 365 portal homepage which has a list of available Office apps – look for the Forms icon and click it to access the Forms web app: To access Forms, sign into the Nexus 365 portal via – you’ll need to enter your University email address (e.g. Forms can be open to anyone, or can be set so that only people with an Oxford SSO can respond to them. Microsoft Forms allows users to create custom forms and surveys which can be used to collect data from a group of people.
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